Thankfully, there are ways to avoid becoming a privacy test case before the Supreme Court. Follow these steps to help protect your company from litigation while fulfilling your legal obligation to law enforcement.1 Make sure your privacy policy says that you will share information with the government when required by law.2 Don’t share information with law enforcement unless you receive a court order or subpoena, and your legal department has determined it is valid.3 Make sure all employees know that the first thing they need to do when contacted by a law enforcement agent is send the agent to the legal counsel?even if the employee has helped the agent in the past. 4 Figure out what pieces of technology you must have to comply with data-sharing regulations. You may not have to implement it immediately, but you should at least have a plan. Related content news Emirates NBD drives sustainability goals with Microsoft partnership By Andrea Benito Dec 10, 2023 2 mins CIO news COP28: How Du and Ericsson's partnership is supporting UAE Net Zero Strategy By Andrea Benito Dec 10, 2023 3 mins CIO Green IT brandpost Sponsored by Freshworks When your AI chatbots mess up AI ‘hallucinations’ present significant business risks, but new types of guardrails can keep them from doing serious damage By Paul Gillin Dec 08, 2023 4 mins Generative AI brandpost Sponsored by Dell New research: How IT leaders drive business benefits by accelerating device refresh strategies Security leaders have particular concerns that older devices are more vulnerable to increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks. By Laura McEwan Dec 08, 2023 3 mins Infrastructure Management Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe